If you didn’t go to college do you think you would still have the job you have today?
No, because they require a degree and certification.
What you think having a college degree means?
Means you have the smarts to learn. You can apply different principles to different applications.
How many hours do you put in a work week?
50-55 hours
Do you have to bring work home with you?
A times.
What are your benefits?
Good pay and health coverage.
Did you study a lot in college?
Yep.
Do you still have to take classes or go to workshops?
Yep. Required to do annual education in order to keep credentials.
Do you enjoy your job?
Yes.
Interview 1
Did you go to college?
Yes
If you didn’t go to college do you think you would still have the job you have today?
No, they were only hiring degreed engineers.
What you think having a college degree means?
You have the ability to study and comprehend a subject.
How many hours do you put in a work week?
About 55 hours.
Do you have to bring work home with you?
Yes.
What are your benefits?
Freedom to pick own schedule, pursue what will make me and my business more successful.
Did you study a lot in college?
Yes.
Do you still have to take classes or go to workshops?
Have to go to a seminar every once in a while.
Do you enjoy your job?
Yes.
The information I gathered from these two interviews are from two people in their late 40s. They both graduated from college and believe getting a college degree is worth it. They both put in over 40 hours a week at work and often bring work home. On the plus side they both enjoyed their jobs and had benefits such as health insurance, a good pay, and freedom to pick their own schedule. In addition they both agreed without their degree they wouldn't be able to have their jobs. Even though they completed their college degree they both still have to continue their education whether it's through seminars, workshops, conventions or classes. In conclusion I believe getting an education is very important and gives you many benefits. Back
Interview 1
- Did you go to college?
Yes- If you didn’t go to college do you think you would still have the job you have today?
No, because they require a degree and certification.- What you think having a college degree means?
Means you have the smarts to learn. You can apply different principles to different applications.- How many hours do you put in a work week?
50-55 hours- Do you have to bring work home with you?
A times.- What are your benefits?
Good pay and health coverage.- Did you study a lot in college?
Yep.- Do you still have to take classes or go to workshops?
Yep. Required to do annual education in order to keep credentials.- Do you enjoy your job?
Yes.Interview 1
- Did you go to college?
Yes- If you didn’t go to college do you think you would still have the job you have today?
No, they were only hiring degreed engineers.- What you think having a college degree means?
You have the ability to study and comprehend a subject.- How many hours do you put in a work week?
About 55 hours.- Do you have to bring work home with you?
Yes.- What are your benefits?
Freedom to pick own schedule, pursue what will make me and my business more successful.- Did you study a lot in college?
Yes.- Do you still have to take classes or go to workshops?
Have to go to a seminar every once in a while.- Do you enjoy your job?
Yes.The information I gathered from these two interviews are from two people in their late 40s. They both graduated from college and believe getting a college degree is worth it. They both put in over 40 hours a week at work and often bring work home. On the plus side they both enjoyed their jobs and had benefits such as health insurance, a good pay, and freedom to pick their own schedule. In addition they both agreed without their degree they wouldn't be able to have their jobs. Even though they completed their college degree they both still have to continue their education whether it's through seminars, workshops, conventions or classes. In conclusion I believe getting an education is very important and gives you many benefits.
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